"СПАСИБО ПО ИНТЕРВЬЮ, БУДУТ ЗНАТЬ ХОТЯ, ЧТО Я ЖИВОЙ"/ ПОЧЕМУ РУССКИМИ ЛЕГКО УПРАВЛЯЮТ

The interviewee, Dmitry Klishko, shares his story of being abandoned by his parents, forced into the military, and his experiences as a Russian soldier captured by Ukraine. At 00:00 the interview begins. At 03:09 he explains that his parents abandoned him and his sister. At 04:41 he is asked about his identity and how he ended up here. At 06:18 he explains why he was interviewed. At 08:25 he says he was there because of an order. At 12:25 he describes washing up and being taken to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. At 13:19 he talks about how the army fed him. At 16:37 he says things are not simple. At 18:48 he discusses the purpose of the war. At 20:18 he explains what the 'advice in St. Petersburg' means. At 21:41 he admits he has no combat training. At 22:25 he asks about his comrades' motivation. At 23:15 he explains how he was recruited. At 26:43 he says he was prepared for a long time. At 27:21 he recounts a call from his mother. At 31:19 he recounts a call to his sister. At 34:16 he asks what the Ukrainians did wrong. At 35:19 he asks if he is an 'okkypant' and what that means. At 39:28 the interview ends.